Method and package for packing food products with calorie-division indicating function
AssigneeHanlim Mechatronics Co., Ltd.
InventorYEONG WON RHEE
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AssigneeHanlim Mechatronics Co., Ltd.
InventorYEONG WON RHEE
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A method and package for packing food products with a calorie-division indicating function is disclosed. In the method, a food product is preliminarily sectioned into a plurality of portions while indicating calorie content on each of the portions prior to packing the product with a package. Thus, people are allowable to consume one or more measured portions containing a desired number of calories. On the other hand, a package for food products are sectioned into a plurality of segments while indicating calories on each of sectioned portions of a packed food product. In the above package, the calorie content is expressed separately on each of the sectioned portions while indicating the calorie content of each portion or total calorie content of partially divided portions. The invention also provides a container for food products, having a calorie scale on its sidewall. In such a case, the calorie scale indicates calorie content of portions of a food product within the container.
A method of packing food products, comprising the steps of preliminarily sectioning a food product into a plurality of portions while indicating calorie content on each of the portions prior to packing the product with a package, thus allowing people to consume one or more portions containing a desired number of calories;
A package for food products, wherein one or more segmented lines, indicating specific portion sizes of a packed food product, are provided on an external surface of the package with a calorie content indicator being expressed on each of segmented portions of the package.
A container for food products, wherein a scale, indicating the calorie content of portions of a food product contained in the container, is provided on the container.
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